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WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1925 EVENINGS at 7-45 :: MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30

THE RATHMINES AND RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY In a R e tu rn V isit of th e ir E norm ously Successful P ro du ctio n of L a st Y ear

The DUCHESS of DANTZIC (SA N S -G E N E ) (W ith permission of Sir G EO RG E DANCE.) A C T 1 (1792) C a t h e r i n e U p s c h e r (Madame Sans-Gene)......................................... M A B E L H O M E L i s e t t e ................ . .....................................* Q U E E N IE S H E A J e a n n e .................. } ....... ............................................WIARGrlB H A L L i M a th ild e ............................................... D O R O T H Y K E R R Ja c q u e lin e ( J ................................. C A T H L B E N S H E R L O C K T h e r e s e ................f Laundresses .............................................. ISOBEJL. C O U S E R L o u i s e ................ .............................. P R A N C E S A L E X A N D E R B a b e t t e ............... .................................................... M I D A O’B R I E N M a ria n n e B E S S IE B U N B U R Y P h i l l i p p e (Vicomte de Bethune)..................................................... A. J . O’F A R R E L L C a p t a i n R e g n i e r (National Guard)........................... F R E D E R I C K B O W D L E R N a p o l e o n B o n a p a r t e (Lieutenant of Artillery).................................... A . E . G L Y N N S e rg e a n t F ra n c o is L e fe b v re ^ .......... T . E . A T T W O O L L S e r g e a n t F l a g e o t ........................ } National Guards -<....................................F . C O B B C o r p o r a l G i l d o n ........................... ) (................... P . O’D O N O V A N P a p i l l o n (a Pedlar)....................................................................L I O N E L C R A N F I E L D L a u n d re s s e s , S o ld ie rs , M ob, e tc . A C T S I I . a n d I I I . (1807) N a p o l e o n 1 (Emperor of the French).........................................................A . E . G L Y N N E m p r e s s ^ J o s e p h i n e (Consort of Napoleon)..:.................................... L I L Y B A T T Y C a r o l i n e M u r a t (Grand Duchess of Berg & Cleves)..........C I C E L Y C H A N C E L L O R P a u l i n e (Princess Borghese).........................................................E I L E E N K N O W L E S C a t h e r i n e M a r e c h a l e L e f e b v r e (Madame Sans-Gene).............. M A B E L H O M E R e n e e d e S a i n t M e z a r d (an Imperial Ward)................................... R I A M O O N E Y L i s e t t e . (Marechale Lefebvre’s Maid)....................................................Q U E E N I E S H E A M . D ’A l e g r e (Chamberlain to the Grand Duchess) F R E D E R IC K B O W D L E R F r a n c o i s (Marechale Lefebvre).............................................................. T . E . A T T W O O L A d h e m a r (Vicomte de Beteune).................................................. M I C H A E L M c C A B E P a p i l l o n (Court Milliner)......................................... L IO N E L C R A N F IE L D L a d ie s o f t h e C o u rt, A m b a s s a d o rs , M a rs h a ls o f F ra n c e , C h a m b e rla in s , P a g e s , C o u r t i e r s , S o l d i e r s , M i l l i n e r ’s A s s i s t a n t s , e tc . J 1' J * J * a/ fir

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ACT 1— Scene. .La Sans-Gene’s Laundry in the Rue Royale, Paris. ACT 2— Scen e...................... The Palace Gardens at Fontainebleau ACT 3— Scene l....T he Marechale Lefebvre’s Apartments at the Tuileries. Scene 2 .................................Throne Room in the Tuileries

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THE ULSTER PLAYERS MONDAY & THURSDAY Evenings & WEDNESDAY Matinee The Three Act Comedy

“ THE DRONE” By RUTHERFO RD

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Followed by th e Fantasy in One Act

“ THOMPSON IN TIR-NA-N'OG” By GERALD J1ACNAMARA,

TUESDAY & FRIDAY

Evenings and SATURDAY Matinee

First Time on any Stage

“ MISSING LINKS” A Comedy in Three Acts, by CHAS. K. AYRE.

WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS The Three-Act Comedy

“ THE THROW BACKS” By GERALD MACNAMARA.

And the First Time in Dublin of

“ THE LILAC RIBBON” A Comedy in One Act, by LYNN DOYLE.

M adam e OLGA W ARNER Gives Personal Tuition at the

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